Sentence examples for whether removing from inspiring English sources

Robert Jackson, the chairman of the City Council's Education Committee, said that he was unsure whether removing principals was the right way to improve the schools.

Physicians wondered what to do with these patients, whether removing the machines would be murder or mercy killing or simply a matter of letting nature take its course.

She said one of the issues was whether removing a person's citizenship "would be treated by the courts as something that is akin to punishment and therefore exclusively judicial in nature".

How many more women are to be condemned to injustice in the meantime?" Asked whether removing all traces of blame from divorce would mark a significant change in marriage, Munby said: "In practical terms it will make very little difference.

The search company, which launched an online form two weeks ago for people wanting to airbrush material about their past, does not have to comply with every request, but must consider whether removing information is in the public interest.

Unions want to know: Whether the Chinese training systems have been assessed as comparable to Australia for those trade categories, and whether removing the mandatory skills assessment step will allow tradespeople in to work for cash or for other employers without licenses.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement was not required before 2011 to track information on whether removed immigrants had U.S.-born children, so data is scarce.

26 The aims of this study were to determine whether antimony concentrations could be used to confirm whether removed SLNs were "true" SLNs and to differentiate SLNs from non-SLNs.

Showing more skin (whether by removing burqas or shaving beards) would not have enriched our country.

Every day, each of us faces decisions about whether to exclude or include, whether to remove ourselves from other people or to draw closer to other people.

But Mr. Cerullo of the Grand Central Partnership believes that discarded gum should be removed, "whether on public or private property".